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 1  1,2 |        not the Gnostic Gospel of Thomas is actually based on oral
 2  2,9 |       names its authors as John, Thomas, Peter, Andrew, James, Philip,
 3  2,9 |         appears in the Gospel of Thomas and is quoted in Irenaeus (
 4  3   |       some length in the Acts of Thomas (chaps. 55-57). It stands
 5  4,1 |          is called 'According to Thomas,' and one 'According to
 6  4,2 |        Hebrews and the Gospel of Thomas. Sometimes, as in Egyptians
 7  4,2 |   Sometimes, as in Egyptians and Thomas, we can see that a Gnostic
 8  4,3 |         Peter, and the Gospel of Thomas.~ The Gospel of the Egyptians
 9  4,4 |          belong to the Gospel of Thomas it is likely that Thomas,
10  4,4 |         Thomas it is likely that Thomas, at least in part, was based
11  4,7 |            The Infancy Gospel of Thomas.~ The existence of two different
12  4,7 |    different gospels ascribed to Thomas has led to considerable
13  4,7 |       that the infancy gospel of Thomas was the Marcosians' source,
14  4,8 |         along with the Gospel of Thomas, as among the schismatic
15  4,10|   writing them down, and Philip, Thomas, and Matthew are named as
16  4,12|                    The Gospel of Thomas.~ Next came the Gospel of
17  4,12|          Next came the Gospel of Thomas, which consists of nothing
18  4,12|     probably used in the Acts of Thomas and among the Manichees.~ ~
19  4,14|          the sayings of Jesus in Thomas, for example, is somewhat
20  4,14|       now found in the Gospel of Thomas, and that they held a peculiar
21  5,4 |      those of Peter, Andrew, and Thomas into a collection by the
22  5,4 |        been Peter, John, Andrew, Thomas, Paul. The collection was
23  5,5 |          the apostolic labors of Thomas, Andrew, John, Peter, and
24  5,6 |                      The Acts of Thomas.~ Early in the third century
25  5,6 |       wrote the thirteen Acts of Thomas, completing them with his
26  5,6 |       poems. Whether the Acts of Thomas owes anything directly to
27  5,6 |  Armenian versions.~ The Acts of Thomas is strongly ascetic, describing
28  5,6 |     strongly ascetic, describing Thomas as laboring to separate
29  5,6 |         and some of the names in Thomas are known to history, such
30  5,7 | Narrative.~ Although the Acts of Thomas abounds in long speeches,
31  5,7 |      their mission fields. Judas Thomas draws India but refuses
32  5,7 |    century). The merchant claims Thomas under the deed of sale and
33  5,7 |          married. At the wedding Thomas utters a mystic bridal song.
34  5,7 |          2. Gundafor commissions Thomas to build him a palace and
35  5,7 |    provides the necessary money. Thomas gives it to the poor and
36  5,7 |          killed a woman's lover. Thomas makes the serpent confess
37  5,7 |       departs in fire and smoke. Thomas utters a prayer to Christ
38  5,7 |        do so.~ 7. A captain asks Thomas to come and cure his wife
39  5,7 |           On reaching the house, Thomas sends one of the asses in
40  5,7 |           He is incensed and has Thomas imprisoned. In prison Thomas
41  5,7 |     Thomas imprisoned. In prison Thomas utters the Gnostic Hymn
42  5,7 |          distinguish the Acts of Thomas: a prince goes down to Egypt
43  5,7 |           joins the disciples of Thomas and follows him back to
44  5,7 |      manuscripts have it.).~ 13. Thomas' leading converts join him
45  5,7 |     followed by the martyrdom of Thomas. Misdai condemns Thomas
46  5,7 |          Thomas. Misdai condemns Thomas to death. He is taken up
47  5,7 |          converted.~ The Acts of Thomas probably belongs to those
48  5,7 |        probably of the Gospel of Thomas, which contains both sayings.~
49  5,7 |          of humor in the Acts of Thomas, as when Thomas refuses
50  5,7 |          Acts of Thomas, as when Thomas refuses to obey Jesus and
51  5,7 |      merchant (chap. 2); or when Thomas draws a plan for a palace
52  5,7 |          heaven (chap. 21). When Thomas' ascetic habits were reported
53  5,7 |        can hardly be the Acts of Thomas that Eusebius intimates
54  5,7 |    Origen knew, for it described Thomas' field as Parthia, not India.
55  5,7 |  presented in the description of Thomas himself: “He continually
56  5,7 |            chap. 20). This, with Thomas' renunciation of marriage,
57  5,7 |          the Acts (“Travels”) of Thomas in the Nicephorus list as
58  5,7 |         half our present Acts of Thomas and is either a mistake
59  5,8 |        as well as those of John, Thomas, and others, was appealed
60  5,9 |      apostles-Paul, John, Peter, Thomas, and Andrew-in the early
61 14,13| manuscript in the library of Sir Thomas Phillipps in Cheltenham,
62 16   |      complete text~The Gospel of Thomas; no complete Greek text~
63 16   |          the son of Alpheus, and Thomas seem to be omitted; perhaps